ATARI MUTINEERBBS

SysOp field notes

Documentation

A BBS this expandable should not depend on folklore. The docs cover installation, operations, modem setup, troubleshooting, runtime architecture, file formats, programmer interfaces, packaging, tools, tests, and Linux setup.

Built to be modified

Your Board Should Not Look Like Everyone Else's.

Mutineer is not a locked appliance. The online system is composed of standalone Atari BASIC modules, disk-based configuration files, replaceable text assets, indexed data files, separate door packages, and a documented resident communications interface.

Source markdown

Mirrored Documents

The complete upstream markdown documents are mirrored in the site repository alongside the generated HTML.

Caller commands

Main Modules

Each menu returns to the core through the app manager. The caller can move between modules without the BBS losing carrier or identity.

Access Levels

ACL.CFG defines session and daily minutes per level. Level 0 is banned, level 1 is new-user access, and level 9 is sysop access. Intermediate levels are assigned by the board operator.

Door Authors

Door games can be packaged as their own ATR images and distributed separately from the main system. The guides document package structure, catalog entries, and return behavior.

Programmers

The developer guides cover BASIC module contracts, MMS discovery, entry points, session storage, carrier handling, terminal modes, and application switching.

Evidence

Build, packaging, Altirra modem profiles, telnet checks, and XMODEM acceptance testing are documented so changes do not depend on guesswork.